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Its investigation into a damaged wind turbine blade on the Vineyard Wind project has prompted manufacturer GE Vernova to remove some previously installed blades. Nantucket Current photo.
Some Vineyard Wind blades to be removed
$2 million in Inflation Reduction Act funds will be awarded to collect data and improve modeling. Photo by Center for Sportfish Science and Conservation
$2M awarded to improve red snapper data
The removal of four large dams from the Klamath River allows salmon to reach again about 400 miles of their original habitat that had been blocked for many decades. Photo courtesy of Jason Hartwick/Swiftwater Films
Final dam removal unlocks 400 miles of salmon habitat
Highlights of the 2024 Pacific Marine Expo are now live! Photo by Britton Spark (@couchchronicles)
Celebrating the maritime community at PME
The HOS Mystique, a 250-foot multipurpose supply vessel, is using a crane and remotely operated vehicle to recover pieces of the fractured GE Vernova blade from the sea floor around Vineyard Wind's AW38 turbine. Hornbeck Offshore photo.
Vineyard Wind salvaging broken blade from sea floor
Massachusetts Lobstermen's Association will hold its Annual Weekend & Trade Show 2025 at the newly renovated Margaritaville Cape Cod Resort in Hyannis, MA. Photo by Bill Morson on Shutterstock
MLA Annual Weekend & Trade Show returns to Cape Cod
Located at the northwest corner of Alaska’s largest island, Trident’s Kodiak facility operates a fully automated H&G production line for Alaska pollock and salmon. Photo by Trident
Pacific Seafood to acquire Trident Kodiak plant
The 2024 Alaska Symphony of Seafood is calling for product entries until Oct. 25. Photo by Alaska Fisheries Development Foundation
2024 Alaska Symphony of Seafood call for entries
A Coast Guard Air Station Miami aircrew rescues a man clinging to a cooler 30 miles off Longboat Key, Fla., Oct. 9., 2024. Coast Guard video image.
Florida ports reopen after Hurricane Milton
Offloading frozen Pacific cod from a freezer trawer. NOAA photo.
Alaska seafood industry took $1.8 billion hit in 2023
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